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MUMBAI: The country is abuzz with several entrepreneurial ventures. Every entrepreneur looking to start a new venture, or expand a fast-growing one, is on the lookout for office space, preferably in a business centre with coffee shops and restaurants.

DELHI: The government has allowed Dubai-based Limitless to exit its joint venture with realty major DLFBSE -1.96 % and repatriate capital of about Rs 200 crore as the partners were not able to acquire land to develop a project in Karnataka.

DELHI: India's largest realty firm DLF Ltd reported 28 per cent fall in its consolidated net profit at Rs 100.05 crore during second quarter of the current fiscal due to lower sales and higher interest and tax outgo.

MUMBAI: Shares of real estate companies are in demand and trading higher by up to 10% after the market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) issued draft regulations for setting up real estate investment trusts (REIT) in the country.

DELHI: Even as about 30 branded hotels and 40 non-branded properties and land parcels are on the block in the hospitality industry, experts say for big-ticket transactions, it might turn out to be another wait-and-watch year, unless the economy improves and the asking prices of most of these assets fall.

MUMBAI: From outside, the metal and glass facade of Lodha’s new residential project, The Park in Pandurang Budhkar Marg in Mumbai’s office hub Worli, looks like a corporate headquarter. The 10,000-sq-ft sales office inside, with quotes by renowned poets on glass walls, is equally striking.

NEW DELHI/CHENNAI: Annoyed with the delays in handing over properties and deficiencies in services, home buyers are protesting against real estate developers either through marches or through the social media.

MUMBAI:India’s top builders seem to be sitting on a huge unsold real estate inventory, worth nearly Rs 58,000 crore, which could take more than two years to sell, a Business Standard analysis of 19 listed realty firms on the BSE-500 index shows.

MUMBAI: The year was 2007. The real estate market, like the Indian economy, was on a roll. And Manish Khanna was busy house-hunting in Mumbai. His weekends were spent looking for an affordable deal in a good locality.

MUMBAI: Realty firm Lodha has planned an investment of over Rs 5,000 crore for developing residential and commercial real estate on the 17 acre land in the plush area of Worli in south Mumbai, which it bought from DLFBSE 2.46 % last year.

DELHI: DLF, the largest real estate developer in India, said it will cut debt by about a quarter to Rs 15,500 crore over the next nine months, mainly on the back of receipts from the sale of its luxury hotel chain Aman Resorts and some land divestitures.

DELHI: DLF, the largest real estate developer in India, said it will cut debt by about a quarter to Rs 15,500 crore over the next nine months, mainly on the back of receipts from the sale of its luxury hotel chain Aman Resorts and some land divestitures.

NEW DELHI: India's largest real estate firm DLFBSE -1.25 % has ended its "exclusivity contract" to sell luxury hotel chain Aman Resorts to the original owner and founder Adrian Zecha and has begun talks with a clutch of private equity funds and international hotel operators, which includes Blackstone and Carlyle.

MUMBAI: DLF's cup of woes continues to overflow. The real estate giant is desperate to cut debt from its balance sheet, but the state of the market is so weak that previous agreements are coming apart.

DELHI: Guragon has always been an abode to large and spacious residences that offer amenities that are at par with the best in the world. Home buyers in Gurgaon display a keen preference for larger homes which is depicted by the huge demand for 3BHK units vis-à-vis 1 and 2BHK homes.